Control signal generator for the commutating device of a brushle

Electricity: motive power systems – Reciprocating or oscillating motor – Energizing winding circuit control

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310DIG3, 318254, 322DIG5, H02K 2900

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042836646

ABSTRACT:
The control signal generator contains two Hall effect generators which are shifted relative to each other by 90.degree. electrically and magnetically, alao a gating circuit which derives from the Hall signals control signals for the switching elements of the commutating device. In order to make it possible to drive the motor digitally, the invention provides that the gating circuit comprise a combinatorial circit and, succeeding it, a 1-of-4 logic circuit. The combinatorial circuit furnishes two digital drive signals whose switching instants are shifted correspondingly .+-.45.degree. electrically relative to the zero crossings of the Hall signals.

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